DATAACRE
Land intelligence for data center demand

Brand guidelines

DataAcre
visual identity

Guidelines for using the DataAcre name, logo, colors, and typography. Please follow these rules in all media, partnerships, and publications.

01 — Logo

Logo

The DataAcre mark is a rounded square containing a stylized “D” representing a parcel of land. It pairs with the “DATAACRE” wordmark set in a heavy geometric sans.

DATAACRE

Light mode — default

DATAACRE

Dark mode — inverted

Usage rules

  • Always use the mark and wordmark together when space allows. The mark alone is acceptable for favicons, avatars, and tight layouts.
  • Maintain a minimum clear space around the logo equal to the height of the mark itself.
  • Minimum size for digital: 28px height for the mark. Print: 0.4 inches.
  • Do not rotate, stretch, skew, recolor outside the approved palette, or add effects (drop shadows, outlines, gradients) to the logo.
  • The wordmark is always set in uppercase with tight tracking. Do not replace the typeface.
  • On photographic backgrounds, use the cream-on-bark (dark mode) version and ensure sufficient contrast.

02 — Colors

Color palette

The palette is warm, earthy, and grounded. It evokes rural land without feeling rustic. Forest green signals growth and action. Gold signals value.

Bark

#2A2118

Primary text, dark surfaces, logo mark

Cream

#FAF7F2

Page background, light surfaces

Forest

#3D5A35

Primary action, CTA buttons, score pills

Forest Light

#E0EDDA

Success states, score highlight, accent cards

Forest Dark

#2E4828

Primary hover state

Gold

#F0D98C

Accent, secondary CTA, premium indicators

Walnut

#6B5D4F

Secondary text, muted body copy

Dust

#B5A99A

Tertiary text, labels, placeholders

Sand

#E2D9CC

Borders, dividers, light fills

03 — Typography

Typography

Display & headings

Merriweather

Serif. Used for headlines, display text, and numeric emphasis. Weights: 400, 700, 900.

Body & UI

Open Sans

Humanist sans. Used for body copy, UI elements, and labels. Weights: 400, 500, 600, 700.

04 — Voice

Voice & tone

We sound like

  • • Direct and grounded
  • • Informed, not jargon-heavy
  • • Respectful of landowners and their land
  • • Confident about data, honest about uncertainty

We don't sound like

  • • Real estate hype
  • • Crypto bro AI slop
  • • Corporate doublespeak
  • • Vague promises or “revolutionary” without proof